West Texas AGD  Teeth & Greet 2020 - 2021  Series 

TEETH & GREET #9: Incorporating navigated implant placement into a practice-building digital workflow- Part 2

Presented by Jennifer Spicer

Thursday, January 21st
Registration  6:00 PM | Presentation 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

2 Hr Participation Credit | Subject Code 690 Implants

Space is Limited! Walk-ins and onsite registration will not be allowed!

Dinner Included

Course Description
In this follow-up course, you will experience powerful implant treatment planning for major implant systems according to the patient’s anatomy and prosthetic requirements on DTX Implant Software computers. From this point, turn the plan into reality by using a surgical template or 3D navigated implant surgery. Navigated technology has demonstrated the predictably of static guides without many of the challenges/limitations. You will receive hands-on training for navigation surgery utilizing the X-Guide Navigation System.

Attendees Will Learn

• In this follow up course, you will learn: • How to use digital tools to perform treatment planning and guided surgery. 
• Explore the possibilities of digital treatment planning using the DTX Studio Implant software.
• Define implant position(s) from a clinical, anatomical and prosthetic perspective, by combining tooth setup with patient anatomy.
• Turn the plan into reality by using a surgical template or navigated implant surgery with X-Guide.

About Jennifer Spicer
Jennifer Spicer graduated from Texas Tech University in 2006 with a degree in Business Management. Upon graduation she moved into sales and has worked for Nobel Biocare, a world leader in the field of implantology, for the past 6 years. She is a leader amongst her peers with a focus on empowering her customers to give quality of life back to their patients. She works within various aspects of dentistry including surgical, restorative, and laboratory procedures. Jennifer excels in the field of digital dentistry where she helps clinicians collaborate and plan treatment in an efficient manner. She also supports programs on implant placement and restorations, bone grafting, technology, and practice growth.
 

About the Teeth & Greet Series
The West Texas Academy of General Dentistry (WTAGD) Teeth and Greets serve to provide continuing education to general dentists regarding topics of interest while staying up-to-date with new dental technologies, remaining dedicated to life-long learning, discussing key issues affecting our profession, and networking with fellow dentists.
 

Teeth & Greet 2020 - 2021 Series

• May 14, 2020

• June 11, 2020

• July 23, 2020

• August 13, 2020

• September 10, 2020

• October 15, 2020

• November 12, 2020

• December 10, 2020

• January 21, 2021

• February 18, 2021

• March 11, 2021

The local AGD components in Texas take pride in being a trusted resource for members and they are closely monitoring the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak. Their top priority remains the health, safety, and well-being of our dental community. At this time, they will be proceeding with online meetings in addition to limited in-person meetings that will strictly follow CDC guidelines. They are encouraging a few simple preventative measures to limit the spread of COVID-19:

Promote the daily practice of everyday preventive actions.  All attendees should practice daily good health habits to prevent the spread of any virus. Please review the Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommendations for everyday preventive actions.

Individuals who are sick are discouraged from attending in-person events or to leave events if they begin to experience symptoms. If you have symptoms of a virus, which could include fever, cough, and shortness of breath, you are discouraged from attending the event and encouraged to follow CDC guidelines.  If you become sick at the event, please promptly follow CDC guidelines, and notify event organizer by email or phone.  In addition, if you believe you have been in close contact with someone who has been exposed to the COVID-19 virus, you are also discouraged from attending any in-person meetings and it is recommended you follow CDC guidance on what to do when sick. Together, all of us can help stop the spread. To access resources, please visit  TAGD.org/Coronavirus. 

Cancellations received in writing up to five (5) days prior to the event date will receive a refund - minus a 20% percent handling fee. If you cancel less than (5) days or do not cancel prior to the event date, the entire fee is non-refundable.